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L*AFL Wants 30-Hour Work Week THE TIMES RECORDER TUESDAY', NOV EMBER 28, 1944 —High Speed Claimed For New Spanish Train Old Local Paperi Found In Nevada- NINEPretty Proud Of Their PopNEW ORLEANS Nos A resolution uigmg congress to establish a 30 hour work week •fter 1ht wat to spread employment and to relieve production tensions * v.as adopted bv the American Fedeiatiou of Labor convention todayThe committee repoi said I hat •Technical advance* m industry and the accelerating rate of production have developed tensions s%hich caure workers to burn out at an early age It added this was Justif able in tune of war AFL President William Green rejected anew a suggestion from ♦he British Trades Ituon dele gate that the AFL attend an inter national labor conference in Lon doll but he urged ah labor groups lo join. m a worldwide movement to preserve peace aftei the war Green replied m what he called ji Friendly Wav to a ,peeth by Within Homer the fraternal dee gate from the British Trades Union Congress who had pledged eaiher for international labor unrtv as a foundation fog enduring peace Horner a membei ot the Lon2ms”T nfmeBdnaim°To ThTi^TiT^ D,esei plt;merrd Spsm.sh tram d.o»n from the rear atthe station ^srpr(!^1ito forthcoming international labor j„,j (0 sperd at SO miles on hour around mountain curves where normal tiaxn sp s -i onferente in i ebiuarj wluch lfm!elt; an hour without being detailed The claim was reported in an article published hv the Commercevas called b the British rongiess deparimenl ^AP \S irephntol ______ _--v f rcen said he objected to th t invitation being extended aUn to dissident forces m our country m the laboi field the CIO ha accepted an invitation to the LonPlane fraslns Ne ar'Dinner Party Hdd„ rianeu asnesncai At Fowler Homedon conferenceGreen said the conteicncp should have been called b\ om | oun International Feduiauon of-Trades Unions in which He AFI is i e presen ted and m which Urn Butish trades Imon Con gi css also is representedFor some reason or oihei tin* agency tIFTU) did not paitici pate in Lhe coll the AFL lieal saidDayton, Kills FourDA'l roNT 0 Four personsNo 2-GV-killed in airplane crashes in th s unruly tn dav two of them civilians whose mines were not lumediaielv made 1 ublu bv the air technical service command A tw in cngined cargo plane car civilians struckrung the Iwo civilians struck Homer who Gieen declared high tension wire and clashed on'\he edge of Wright field as itwas being extended a waim anu cordial welcome bv the raimen tion said of trade union umlv in th.p postwai worldI do not believp thaL we will allow the unity that has hceiG built tn in the furnacebe thrown aside in the days of peaceIf this does take place then v.e must face what it means d hectic shoit lived trade boom Col lowed bv unemployment depres sion on a scale greater than Wl intensified rivnines between the nations of the world and especial lv between Britain and America leading to further economic crises and World War No 3neared the end of a flight from GeoigiQ the AT SC I spoiledTwo W nglit field technicians oiu of them the holder of a Purple has hcetijHeart foi injuries in lhe South of wai toI Pacific were killed when theiryfis C K Fowler o' Somerset' entertained with a dinner Sunday evening in honor of the birthdav of I her husband Music and rnnvei Ration were the main features of the evening Those present were Mr and Mrs WiHiam G Fowler and children Patricia and Billie Jr of East Fullunham Miss Pauline Cu'S of Zanesville Mrs Robert Fowler and children Rebecca and Robert Jr of Canal Winchester Joan Cannon and Poger Cannon of the home and Mr and Mrs C R FowlerHis name h is been lost with the passage of the rear* hut rvidentlv a rti in from Zanesville was m tmeMed in silver mining in the vicmitv of Feme Main Nov back in J.ST8 and beguiled his spare moments bv reading the ho ne town paptrtd -S Mctarland o£ lovelock Neb who has been prospectingold woi kings in the Sihei Ridgeneighborhood near Fence Maker found a piece of Hie Zanesville Dulv Courier dated Nov 14 1STS Despite Us age lhe scrap of pa pet was bleached white and had held logo her well The jtmcipal slorv in the issue iHhough mo*! or it iv torn away in tin ivnp of ] iper concerns th oobing of linet* g ives ir Mondlavvn v omelet v and gives full paitioulars lt;f the monstrouscrimeAnother sto^v tel!8 of the com pletion of the foolwalk on the new Fifth street budge connect mg the Second and Eighth wards and goes into detail as to why mod lumber instead of new was put into lhe structuilt;?Aha panialiv legible is an edi tonal btmoming the fact that the Democrats had lost a stntc elpction and pionouncmg the defeat as an i r re pm able disaster due to lhe fact that the pa«*tv failed to make a light upon principle The Demo cratx depa ted fion the old Demo rratic pany financial dwtrme and sought votes bv adopting the wild est here-ies ever advocated bv man lhev fought Itm battle not on principle but with the object of getting posses, ion of the offices Farm c.o*h ft come from market scrrip 0[ ?japei was mailed:mgs nnd government benefit pav )lo -1he Ttm*s Record? bv tin meats m the fust nine rnont iS|Rpult;,^ Mmet of Lovelock Nev of this veai roe a .$14 574 000 ^h,rp fliso vairi*d a siorv on thefindShewn in then- Jamnn-a N \ home ar,- Mrs Lorraine O Donndl v ife of Brig Ge.i Emmett (Po .. ODonr.cll Jr and two of their three children rhe\ hn%n good roson to be proud of lt;mn 0 Donnell foi he lr-d the Super f on losses thil just bombed TQkvo _ _______Farm Income 'Near New HighFurther Plans For CC Dinner000 from 513130” 000 000 in lhe coi responding period last vcar On the oa:* of these returns the prospect is that total farm income foi the full veir of 1f)44 will be the hrgtsi m history (Alexander Hamilton Institute re portsFallsburg News BriefsPlan December Meeting Of V. B. GroupMi* Daniel Sievmovei will enna *VLi* ,The Dcpurtmeiu of Agnculluie terlam membeus of the AVomens me meetingPlans were furlhered vcslcrdav foi Hu dinner meeting of the Chamber of Commerce to he held MowHv evening Dec 4 V.llham i Adams ch airman announces7he pnncpil spetkci will he Cipt x\ A Nichoson eUnn of World Wm 1 who will use is his subject Postwar Challengelhe spo'tker who i^ n^sisianl toj iho vice pieudenL of the le\nS|icompanv wil oe mtiCHUtced hviCharles H Miller itHinng piesi . dent of the Clmnbo !As vet no place has been set formiles2f aPLEIADS GLILT\Pleading gmltv court \ estsrdavtoIn municipal charges of mtrainer plane crashed two south of neaioy Tipp Lity The -\TSC identified the leehm cians as11 J liomas A Hitrick lest project officer in the jet proouNion labors t orv husband of Mrs Barbara Hitnck Clove landMaster Sergt Everett F Rob inson a mtive of Hinton K an lei aft met ha r v V ov OHi trick was a Western Reserve universitv vears was— Elder Elza will preach at her* Sunday atestimates tha: annual faun cash income from marketings tms year will amount to $19 800 00ft 000MiS5ionan societv at hei 1229 Euclid avenue for Christmas meeting athomeln\u a'ion distuibing \ho pe ice'porMion Dcisel cngmcer al C\e\e and reswling anr-st John \\ Zv lland He enlisted m the an forces lmskv 3S of 229 Pierce stieet in December 1941 and w*s oomFALLSBDPG O Hile of Ale\andra the Baptist church11 a mMr and Mrs Frank Beckford ATSC s called on Mi and Mrs Everett Olaggett of Newark SundayMr and Mrs Irvin Stuthard and daughter visited their parents ThurvdavB Frost of Newark ra led on Homer Priest SundayMr and Mrs J Pnest of t-tica.v ........ spent Thanksgiving with Mr andgradual? and for three.Mrs George Iden a General Motors Cor —2 o clockGovernment btnefit pavments Fndav aftnmnon Dec 1 She will si uuid amount to a least $500 000 | be assisted by Mrs Ardilh Filkili 000 lotslseven years Cap a speaker of nafarm income in 1944 will thus amount to §20 GOO 000 000 ns compared with the previous record high Of 519 764 000 000 in com mg to a hali The lale of inciease this year hovvevei will have been lowe1,^^ than in fie three pieced mg yrarS!|)Ur pmlaw Of wartime espansion mdi aling Rmdeiss that lhA upward trend mav be 1943In fact the Department of Agn culture e\pei-is that farm income m 1945 will be lowu Ilian in 1944and Mrs Louise DevolldMiss Rose Fmdeiss will be the leadn and the theme will he Love Came Down at Chustmas Caiols Scnptuie and stone* of the caiols will feature the piogum ^lusic will he nil rushed bv Mis William Einsl Mrs Harry Wild Mis Wil and Miss MargaretFor the past their lam Nichoson _r_Ugu wide reputation has averaged 15 speeches a month before large audiences of executives and pro fcssional men and women through out Hu. i.ountiy He has talked on preserving the Anietican wav of life to industrial trade ind piofessional organizations civic and service clubs mihtaiv pa tnotic religious and welfare or gamzations high schools and rol , leges m all the large cities of the^t RoseVlllB United stales RecwitK mu h ofiFlatbush Cop Hard On HeiniesPUFFENDORF Germany Nov 2Tis only a former Brook-Kn patrolman but to a battalion Jf German Tiger tanks on Hua front he was more trouble than a regiment of very angry Russians In a few brief hours he did thesetH Attacked five German Tigertanks and accompanying German infantrv alone with hand grenades Killed all five tank commanders with his rifleSurrounded and staged a one-man war cn a German command post killing three officers PH seel hide and seek alone with a whole German battalion in the tow n of Frummern It was the first time he ever hadbeen in action He is Lt Cart C Palm 28 former New York cily policeman whose home iv at 724 Forty Seventh St Brookhn.Here is how it happened Hearing Lhe town of Prummern was taken Lt Palm rushed his anti tank platoon into town ana found that Ins battalion still was engaged III street fighting He selected a strategic corner and began setting up his three 57-millimeter gun* One was fairly ivvcll set and another was almost lrp-Klv i hen five new P.oyal Tiger 60 ton lanks rolled down the sfrecl Die tanks were accompanied bv considerable infantrv To give his platoon time to finish setting up the guns Pnlm dashed to one side and b^gan throwing hand grenades1,1 k ....... “7. at ihc tanks and infantry in orderthe LoopeimiU^0 ^ircct their fire tov/ard him-elfThe tanks kept coming however and knocked out the American guns even though one gun knocked a tioad off one tankThe Gei man infantrv stalled aftm nim chasing him m and out of houses and thiowing grenades -it 1 lin He eluded them and got onto a ioof overlooking the street v here the Hnks were The tank fomnandeis all had raised their hatches and were sitting outside Palm shot all five of them Then the former cop ran to an other house and discovered he was Directors of lhe Amencan Roll (Urectlv opposite a German command po*t II was getting dark •:o he crept lo a window and snot the first throe German officers who Uied to go n or out of the post Gei man font traffic abruptlyDamage Suit Results From CrashA dmmge suit foi 5418 was filed ■ m common plea* com t Mondav byChailes Eiven r‘ load againft Cl ns Hoffor o£ 363 Mead street lhe acton result* from an automobile accident on Mavsvill? pike on Oct .91 lie plaintiff claims rtn-.se*hen bvwere caused to his rnacI ine v M was stiuck bv a m dnvcn Hoffe: The plaintiff is represented hv Ixasure lt;L \\ litersQuarterly Dmdend Bv Armcomg Mill com pom have authorizedthe regular quarlcrlv dividend of $1 12 act.oi ding to President Chailes R Hookihe dividend is payable on Jan 15 1945 lo slockholders Of Dec 15 1944 recordTeacher Kesignsw as fmcd ^77 and arrested Saturday homecosts H0 w is evening at hibNEW WONDER BAIT Positively Rids Premises of RATS and MICEQUICK, tASY, SAH WAY!Here at last is a quick easy safe but pos itjv e way to rid your premises of rats and mire—sivtfeedand crops Merely sprinkle SAP KIL where rodents arc known to m f^t. and presto almosto\ cmight v ou re nd of them Harmless to pets Mack nu mans S\F K1L fnrceo themout^idcw here ♦hey d c Economical Large 6 o package only 59c Guaranteed to kill rats or your MONEY BACKFor palp at ail gnort drug SuorPSmissioned a lieutenant in June 1943 lie was awarded a Purple Heart tor mjuiae* rereved in ar-lion in the Eoutii Pacific Pobin^on one lime Trov auloCHARGE DISMISSEDA charge of assault again* Beatrice Sparkman ?S of 811Mai n street was di.^miSSPfl n I uumtipal Loutt vesterday morn ling Ri the leqiipst of the |iro*P •cution Die charge was filed bvmobile mechanic was inducted [Dorothy PandaU Dee 21 19*2 and has been an an craft technician at \\ right field since Jan 34 1943CARS CDLLEDEAutumuu ca belonging to Floyd Smith of Malta and George j Simms Jr of Souih Zanesville Ft 2 collided vesicrdav at Maysvilh? land Putnam avenues Palrolmen I Milton Mick and Floyd Moot? who |in cstigated said no one was m ijurcriREMOVED HOMENancy Lee Hopper daughter or Pfc nnd Mis Robert Hopper of 1314 Maysullc avenue has bpcn .removed to her home from Hood Wednesday Samarilan hospital aftei treatmentPOSTPONE MEETINGA change of date has been an nounced for the meeting ot the Bnrtmghtlv Review club Member* will meet at the home of Mrs Reed Grimslev White Cottage Thursday Dec 7 insteadMEET TONIGHTCyrene Commandry jv u * Templar will confei work on three candidates at 7 30 o clock this evening R O Spangler is com on inlander and William Goodlive is of secretaryThe piogiam follows Scripture Isiati storv Hold Hard to Love IM*s Coiwm Smith prayci peuod Itaiol interpretation Awav in n Mangei Mre Lhmlcs Leasuic I SilenI Night Mis Clarence pj( ■Hivnnr 4 Hark the HeiaM AjigeL m Sing Mis William BaughmanO 1 it lie Town of Bethlehem I Mis Gei aid lone? and O Come Ail Ye iaithful Mis Reed Me DonaJdA shoit business nieelmK will follow the piogi am Mt * Waller Lcupold the president is calling n shott executive meeting all oclock at Mrs Freymevers home pie K n i 2 h t s j ce(jmg me missionary meetingSupt W F Bonar of the Pose ville high school vesierdny an nounccd the u agnation of Mr* tannie Ciook English and Alse bra instructor in the school The resignation is effoLlive at once Vulh the list of subshtuln (each ers depleted m the cmmtv school officials express concernfot a cut over liei left eye sus lamed ftom a fall in a downtown •=tore Her father i stationed at Camp Rucker AlaTn 1810 Napoleon I offered a re ward of 1000 000 francs to anv inventor who deviled the best machinery for spinning flax yarnis niPKOtrsGMis J S Buker of Dresden road is improving at Good Sa niaritan hospital following a ma jor operationTO PROBATE COIRTTwo boys arrested Salurdny night, for the theft of a number of articles fiom * storage room on Underwood Street have been I umed ov nr 10 probate court i police said yesterday lhe art irk* ■stolen belonged In Charles Cover 1 of Maple avenuehis lime has been devoted lo pro moling ihc sulc of War Bonds find stamps among Texarn employees Capt Nuhoson was educated at the Columbia university School of journalism but inter entered upon an industrial career He began his eer for the Texas company asa laborer lntpr oecamc a foreman ......salesman personnel director anil = *hat would be done at the was funllv appointed assistant to the vice »ie*id nl In Wot Id War I he enlisted as a pm ate and vvns honorably discharged wilh the lank of majui He saw active service in prat lie ally eveiv sector nf the vrestern front and was awarded the French Croix de ( ueire and two citations by the United Statesslacked off while Palm continued to hang aiound and wait for another shnlMeanwhile his battalion wilh-drew ftom lhe town leaving Palm and nine of his men who wereNepamteriDown the street Sgt Ellsworth Dovei of Minco OKla who headed a mmelaxing squad took a hand in Palms one man war by quietly la ing a minefield diagonally acroc* the street corner near the C erman command post and Infx out of the tanks whose com-manders Palm had killed One tank tried to move and prompth out on one ofas lo.fcriyCked itself school :Dovei s minesFRIENDIY GI^ASS MEETSMrs Harry Dutro will be hosless ,ln membcri of the FnenriK rlass of Philo Methodist ihuich Wednes day evening at 8 n clock Mrs Henry and Mrs Dutio will be as sistant hostesses A large attend ance is desiredMARINE ALXIIIARYAEEETING POSTPONEDThe meeting of the Soda! study j The regular meeting of lhe Ma ®roup of the Amencan assoeiftlion1 une Corps league auxihniv will on of UmversiU Women whifh had held I his evening in lhe Memorial been planned for Weanevnv eve mom of the auditorium hollow nine has been poMponeri until mg the busings mc-lmg a social Tanuarv The definite dale will period will be enjoyed All mem be announced later |bers are invited to attendYOU HAD A NCCK AS LONG AS THIS FELLOW ANt HAOSORE THROATDUE TO COLDSTONSILINESHOULD QUICKLY WUEYIAF TOUK P1UQ«1T/S«Maybe you’re seat some of those GFs with Tank Destroyer emblems on their shoulders. They’re a great bunch of guys — proud of their sernce - and for months they’ve been itching for the day »ken the hush hush ltd would be lifted so they could tell the world *hdt itfs all aboutWe know how they've felt - for they’ve been training with Bmck’s baby—the M-18 Hellcat— dreamed up, developed and brought to production by Buick men, with the enthusiastic aid of Ordnance experts.Then came the big day The Hellcat went into action, with its 55 mile top speed and its heavy-slugging 76 mm cannonFresh from tie fighting front, ™ offctal Amy cbscncr called tt “the hottestT-*-iPi■fcfthing tn armored warfare,” which was grand news to our ears.But what really warmed our hearts was the food of letters — thousands of them — which poured m from the men who’ve worked and trained and lived with this destroyer, once they learned that Butck builds the HellcatButck powers the Liberator, too And our mad has been heavy with letters from flyers, telling us how much faith they’ve come to feel in those great powered, Bmck-budt, valve in-head aircraft engines.So pardon us, please, if we feel a bit proud about the way these boys write us Such cheers as theirs are the finest reward anyone could ask of hope forvCBUICK ,the m-i8'aj©h'ftVl\Tlt;th:c^4■tteI «**V\, f/**Kf•A-:A*4?| uYou sure eaae out v'lth 1 a namo that fits themn,v^Ma?\
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Zanesville Times Recorder
Zanesville, Ohio, US
Tue, Nov 28, 1944
Page 14
Full Page
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